
The Harcuvar Mountains dominate the northern landscape of this Arizona quadrangle, where the descent into the McMullen Valley creates a stark transition between highland terrain and the desert floor. This topography is defined by the drainage of Webber Canyon, which cuts through the range towards the lower valley. Local history is anchored by the Cullings Well Cem, a small but significant site that points to the early ranching and travel history of the region. Nearby, Miller Reservoir suggests the critical importance of water management in this arid environment. The presence of Urea Ranch Rd in the south provides a modern connection to the land-use patterns that have sustained this portion of La Paz County for decades, balancing natural drainage features with isolated rural infrastructure.
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1923 · Signal
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1942 · Signal
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1942 · Vicksburg
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1950 · Prescott
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1954 · Prescott
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1954 · Phoenix
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1957 · Phoenix
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1958 · Prescott
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1958 · Phoenix
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1959 · Prescott
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